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The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-02
rzz Ho-Rmc1 LAW.

That the passage :oi such q iau will
prove disastrous TO the Stats is apparent
20 all who have given the subject any
thought. 1t means the feacing-in Of all
kinds Of stock by stockmen. as under
such Law any person could bring a
suit for damages against the owner OF
ANY stock found trespsssing on his land.
Such a law is in force in New Mexico,
and the only gamers are the pseudo
farmers aud the lawyers who haye fat
tened by the litigation which has result
ed. The law is pronounced by the
Territorial press to be a damnuble one
aud n determined effort will Lie made
mt the next session of the Legislature to
have it repealed. There, as here. the
Central Pacific, under n different name.
is II power, and the experience OF New
Mexico will be repeated here unless an
~organized effort is made to defeat the
drep-laid schemes of the weaIers Of the
corporations livery. Not only in New
Mexico has it proved a barrier to the
successful prosecution of stock raising,
but also in other States and Territo-
ries has il been = de.rimert.
Three.5ourth Of Nevada's area is
INST for agriculture, bat as a grazing
region it has not, all things considered,
its equal on the continent. To deprive
the stockmen Of the right to use this
territory would cause loss TO many and
but n temporary benefit TO IL few.
Under II herd law the expense Of keep
ing stock from tresplssins on unfenccd
lands. whether cultivated or unculti-
waited. for in either case the owner of
stock would be liable for damages,
would preclude the possibility of even
paying the interest on the money IN
vested. To sun the matter up, the
passage OF such "A law means the dis
persing OF nearly every herd III the
State, nmd the consequent departure of
mauy OF our cIttlemen, nu Increased
rate Of taxation for those that remain,
aud the ultimate RELOCATION OF the State
TO u TerritOry.-Sage bush S~tockman.
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GENERAL ssvs.

Adviess Of the 2sth are a follows;
II Is Officially announced that the
meeting Of Parliament has been post
ponded until February.
Senator Sawyer has telegu Phed the
Logan Fund Committee at Washington
that he will subscribe $1,000.
President Cleveland wss much better
this morning. and expected to be able 70
take n carriage ride this afternoon.
Owing to the illness of Judge Pratt.
the hearing Of motion for O new trial
.er ex. Alderman McQuade is postponed
until next Thursday.
G~ladstone::has written for the January
number Of the Nin,teeih Century an
article entitled: LockSley Hall and the
Jubilee" The article is u criticism OF
tue poem by light of the events Of the
past fifty years.
After the violent gale aud the unusually
heavy snow storm. a rapid thuw set in
throughout the country. The storm did
great damage to tae groul nroull
Buckingham Palace. In Hyde Park.
London, trees were blown down, and ali
over the country telephone and tel.
egraph wires were distroye AMI railway
trains impeded.
An attempt was made yesterday to
destroy, by explosives. one of the
churches in London. Tue bnmbshell
was placed under the church porch anil
iguited. A policemr IN passing by M.
ticed the burning fuse. and WAS btll
enough 10 seize the bomb and put ont
the fuse before its fire could reach the
bomb.
Gilbert 4. Pierce. who recently re-
signed the Govcrnorship OF Dakota,
has accepted the position OF associntc
editor Of the ST. Pau Pioneer Press foi
Dakota. His headquarters will he Mt
Bismarck. where hc vii conduct n Dt,
koth department for the Pioneer Press.
The first edition IN Ter his infringement
will be published January lst.
Judge Levy of San Francisco has de-
cided thIt u $3.50 seal cloak purchased
by n vii" j., not among the articles nee
essay for her support, for which II nus,
band living apart from her is charge,
able.
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HOLIDAY WARES
GOLD. silver. .ne D.amsna..

S8AA
y. b. Nye. the jsvsler. has just re-
ceiyed q large aud choice consignment
Of wares in his line. especially for the
holidays embracing many beautiful de-
signs in watches. both gold and silver:
also chains Of iuduite variety for laSies
and gents. A fue assortment Of gold
AMI diamoud jewelry includes rings.
pins. bracelets, charms aod brooches
in every variety of tasteful forms
Just the thing for holiday presents, aud
prices within the reach of everybody.
His new stock OF silye:wlre is the
handsomest ever brought here. notwith-
standing which. the prices are lower
than ever before.
Aside from fhc above mentioned. the
stock Of clocks is the largest aud finest
yet offered.
The fact is, tie establishment is in
holiday attire, presenting beauty Of
diSplpy well worth "a visit TO sre-and
the advantage o. dealing with IA we'll e..
tahlI.hud house j.. that every article
sold * Guaranteed {. be exactly what it
is represented. Iou will get no;Aiu.
but No. l goods at Nyr's. AMI the prices
asked will not De above their real va,ur
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1 have just received n fine assortment
Of samples for FALL AND WINTER
Jutts, and "a [ have made special ar
~ranecmcute, i mn now prepared to
make clothes to order cheaper than ever
before. None can compete with me il
prices. II You want n nice suit, don't
delay. Remember. perfect ct guarnn-
tood. No Gt. no pay.
NJ. REtNHARr.
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LIVE Ard LET LIVE

Past experience hes dcmpugtrntci the
truth of tho axiom that 'IIrncsiy IL the
l,'st policy" in business as we'll ~ in
private life: md nctu1:od Lv this policy
] shall IN the future AZ la TIA" past Keep
constantly an hand n full supply of fresh
mud drsirnll"
GEoCEuigS Assn PHoyIgtoN
Of the best Qrnliiy. suitable to tho re.
quir"ipcrtS 90 my customers. which will
he sold ut the lowrst rates consistent
with sound business principles.
II Is well kuown that u barge amount
nf nioncy il annually rrur from Elko
cnHnty Ia payment Tor goods purchased
abroad, and IA sOibe measure to com.
tcTICt thgre foreign purchases I have re-
Gently added &" ny stock II we'll selected
aud desiThhlr line Of
Rooms AID SuOEs
which ! guarantee IT, sell at hs lew hg
urcs ~ the same quality II goods can be
purchased elsewhere transportation
added, with the advantage of having IN
opportunity H. cIllniuc the goods he.
fore purchasing. Al goods guaranteed
60 b" just rs represented.
With sincere thanks TO the public for
the liberai patronage extended IN the
past, and soliciting y continuance OF the
same IN the future. I nn,
Respectfully,
ilfEAM CuAsr
Elko, Oct. Stat 1885.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-02
TOYS! Y TOYS.M

Nrs. i. W. Lang last night received
from San FrauriSc" the ,.rgrst lot Il
toys Of every description, especially for
the holidays ever broasut H. tnt~ place.
Her Il ok embraces such an infinite va
lirty Of articles ia II uur spIr, will MT
mlimI: ot an enumeration II may he
~menliours. however tn At Ia, assortment
includes toys oG tin, brass. wool. rub.
h,r, glass. wax. po.crl.Iu, slate, paper
and - novelty in what is known as
magnetic toy: the moving power of
which is supplied by musncts. Many
new ami ur'qrr invention. .or bringing
JOY to the iuyrni.r h'IUt. are included
Ia her excellent objection. SpDlria,rs
pl, nsiug to ever "g', from the infant
in arm TO ro!iaNiug 10! hood or BLUSH
ing mniieuhoul may Ice fou.d in her
Incompatible stock and Mt pics which
bring ;hcm within easy reach of al.
You will find itn rIrasur. TO LOOK
through the extensive collection. nmh
will cost nothin--if II eye i KEEP;
firmly closed during the insp c,iym.
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Il ENTERTAINMENT.
This Evening.

We are requested to give notice that
the entertainment to be given by the chill.
dreu for the benefit Of the sunday
School, at Freeman Hall, this
evening. will begin at 7:i5; doors open
ing at 1880. Admission fifty cents.
Children under twelve years o. ag { ad-
mitted free.
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Odd Fellows .Leeting

At the r, guar meeting OF Exc Lodge
No. Is. l o. O. f. Saturday evening,
takes place the installation of the OIL
ciers elect besides other important bust
ness which will cume before the 10 ise
Mt that time. 1t is therefore the earn
est wiscd Of the retiring officers that
members will he in attendance ut :
o'clock. L. VI. sharp.
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APPLICATION FOR A PATENT.
L. S. LAND OFFICE, EUEEE,, New.
December gtn, lN>G. 1

|. >. LASH OFFICE. ECEEGN. New
December gth, IN>G.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that i"DTEw J. IlAUEELL. whose posi-.
olAcc s.ddgrsS /, los Angeles, IN tie
State Of California. has tia, day filed
his application for pntr;t for fifteen
hundred linear feet Of the Bc.t Mime or
vein, bearing god an silver With sur.
face gg"Uuu ,ix hundred feet IN with.
s;tJrtrl IN SprucrmuuutIiu Mining
District, Counts OF E.ko aud State Of
Eey,,it, and designated 10y the field
notes AMI oli.sIl pat Oh lie III tui, Of.
ic- as Lot number - ana 80. IN Town
snap 81. Range % and 81 East Of Mount
IN lU.O base, and said Lot No. b and
- being uS follows. To- Wit:
beginning at post 40 /, L S s, No
- and 10, from whrucc corner To- See
uunS -. -, ~ md -. r 81 y. RIugr
G3 " o. L, brars y 81. dee. T.. 7gp feet
DIST. = " corner L : = No ~, l..
Grrc:rn EeuI bear, y 30 deg u min l.
B6G feet dust. lnClHc tunnel on thu,
IInnrl on this claim bears y - a deg
L $50 feet dist. Open Gu; on this claim
bears y 2i - deg " LOB feet di,:.
F' - ~ ."'T INN u'''' - -
"sS ",i 'srt ~ "". Iu"m'"E
."'"'' 'H' S,"'',H '',E' i W'' l''t
:" f''7' ''tI"r' No - Nm"> ~
"'' '.'t'' -n' 'p"5S> - H"B i'.p
i'rt u posi- hiHN'd $40 > =. 80 -
,"'" ,",n'' 'r' ''u.S', : 30 IrH W.
~ :" i'A' "''i~'u 40 - -.
- -" "'' '''''r ava T""'N'' . ~ "'"
" 80 80 - l'u1' ''r'""H7'
u;." y n"'T '"'''! ~ CONNECTS
a. W 49, 4 "''''Hl penn ana
i, SI', mercy '~N',H''''
W.' ,oi'.'s ".l,E "yS'll"'' rs 'o!""s:
- Sn',"7 ~ 'h' > corner "i -
y " !. deg + - :rrI. 10 rn.t m,rkrj
cours", H5i deg + 100 feet to post
marked Np2 L = =, No - X 80, thence
3ul course, y &c deg " 31S feet, t. post
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sPE ,IAL NOTICE.
Sheriff.

From and inter Janurry 3. 1857, the
DAILY ISDIpESDzSr will be delivered 10y
carrier t. Elko Suborib,r+ ut TWEEN ~.
FIVE CENTS PER WEEK. Send in
your naRcs aud with the
New Year.
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Fifty Dollars Rewa-dlI

I will pay the above reward for any
information TINT will lend to the arrest
aud conviction OF Tia" parties who drew
the coupling pins from between two Of
the cars OF train No. <, in front OF he
Depot Hotel in this town on the 23rd Of
this month. L. L. hTwELL.
d.27-lUd. Sheriff.
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Madam 0osatea C~s7illiai,

A graduate IN Obstetrics non, the Medical
c"ii"sr at Milan. flsIy. snI who hiss been
prNrtirlug
M T y w r L II Z
Sine" 1875. hss just arrived from san Francis.
CO. and viii "siAbliah hcr.clf at EIEn for tho
Ttariic" ~ b"r profession. Satisfaction
guaranteed and charges reasonable.
I0.sG.if.
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Lost.

Onthe evening OF the bali, n lady'z
chain bracelet, with Is squire clasp
uF'om which * swan, Tie finder viii
confer "A inYor and receive re ward by
leaving it st the Depot Hotel.
The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1887-01-02
For Sale Cheap.

A neat secondhand parlor stove
md pipe, in perfect order; also II Sec
omd hand singer-sewing mnchiur also
in good order. For particulars apply n,
this Offices.
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HOLIDAY oooDsm HOLIDAY GooDsll
~ Yrs. Z. ". LsaEs.

Plush and Bronze goods, Manicure
Sets, Ladies' lfaud-sntchcls. Ladies'
Work.b boxes. French Plate Mirrors. Per.
'ume Scts and Stands. Stationery in
Plush Boxes. Broour-holders and
Brackets. Hand.poiuted Tides, Glove
Cases. Fancy Silk Ilhudkcrchiefs etc. etc.
A large consignment OF toys for the lIoli
days will arrive in few days, due no
tice Of which will be given
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9-1i-tf.
WAN TEDlI

Twenty WOOD CHOPPERS and
coal HCIlNERS at Sprnccmoni. Me-
v,,dn. The above number Of men can
hnd steady employment at good wages
by applying immediately TO
G. QrmrcI.
d.23.lO.d. Sptuc, mont. New.
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For the worst kind Of Id sores on
man or beast, use strong Carbolio sonp
and liorscmon's Universal Ointment.
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pIED

Joues:-Tu Exc December 20. 1856,
james Jones a native OF Virginia in
the 6Jih year OF his age.
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For cuts, bruises. cuts from ha,bsd
aire, etc, use Horaomsn's Universal
Ointment,
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THEGIkNTOF MEDICINES.
The Most Effective and Popular
Remedy Ever Discovered.
WTTY rs IT so EFTTCTITE IN so
MANY DIFFERENT DISEASES?


WHY one r-rciv can affect so many eases il this: The dieascs have = ormno
". CM@, "wl " nwoiS that can aztec. tho cause permanently cnrusA al th,ds
es = lrlku ~ 'Gcr, ran ia the bG. the Kidney whu dnep eel may itcIfb d
fire. imu Im, ami The wy !'t ih'ti. isu,tI ainfuie.ds mnyI people t, deny that
-: !e fri no Hr, because it has few il any NERVES uf ~nsltr.n m .Lnsoa arc mo
OIL. T. cans OF cuy'yG thS zen # IaG: Thus uuc usiUm diseased IL UGnn Ia
crtg esyh Mc dot at en- y wGbIt "a SEQ ii it is guns or is in god order w
l-k u tho ani., IT u@r tn accuracy Il !. tine 80 " nel not ,ren no ktn-v
tr""n til di=sel We study the TrEion Of IL" s,SenL NwS them KIDNEY
LIiGLS .priacs My the IH'r3y Canaan art Unspp0fd
CNssDTfpECs sack ache: JUVu~i dce u urHGk ct Git: Flultning and
lINE : EtiS' Tmn in tn, heart: TIel FceMn,s: UntULI nunrnt" f Crel,y
Add. bitter taste. with hrcI Ipnun in Tho Morning; lkNi chg Ei NrurLia:
Nrlt,v"', { peri. Or smmy RVCf GuEcRToi artr. ErurSt uUh; IIrarIHun
with l.frT-U. !Er na Ia. Ep tU-lan ,SGurL,ut Ia the SmG ~ III. hack:
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rd lever mi iuuur t.: lEH pi@i Swc.i1gE ll or wmt, brick lust auuaea
c"RtIercHs ~ Me EtT: Constipation. a. r etmg with L,Aone~; Short breath.
l.u-y GWd Bronchial a'~rr#: GA, wish Iars kiu. cc
IA~ru arc EyG n caf Hauh>s r Eyu. tI, c.u,,i by n dhrlsGlc ouIin II
t,rd =nr"rrns # h y uc rescued :. l-shh by thu gtci. So ellie Warmers
GCEE Core" ~" N smty # lie ~ yc au cms will iigpICEr! There la 20
MIST ~ dEDE.iE Il doe rLr' r-uy lad state Of ~ Syse IN prci ply 20
wCIavcl uEctHL Ng whcl IN, AIGa IS are dri4pl. tho aIlnen, tho Hfs
Ir"rrt'"i the lhrL. rcl,- tEoI,h lhir walls AID ra~es away in tho water,
wlHa t""rrh ;"L 'rry rn"i runaia- N - j.. tm, iuheS ppDn "a q LhL
t"- orr"-t n throughout tho Dt.G ILy, ..e:s Gpy ~gH,E d pr0dus alt gr
G.r ssrI:mg
iFI' ,Ii:. II III Is - u EI%" -. Il. II Tor to- uuru rao.. Iii o.
CHru"ur glsdy Which. ,y"c, ~, III, Common GUS. ,catcE ne ore1tstn n.tlgs
'"@'r fast I.of-'rm Tie s""1n 1t Is T"t q EH"f thse GEnASs and L~
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Try orr New Hampshire PURE ma.
ile syrup al ". +. Smiths
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ID. II. HALL, Register.

II il hereby ordered that tho forcco.
ing Notice Of Application for Patent bc
published for tho period Of sixty days
tirn cutiyc wccEs) ia the ELKp Is.
- rESnENT, n daily newspaper pub.
lishcd at Elko. Nevada.
u. II. HALL. Register.
d-ii.GOd.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-05
An Arizona Relic of Abraham Lincoln.

| Charles d. Poston, the loca! agent
and manager of the Sab;nal Mining
and Milling Company of Mexico, has
temporarily in his possession relic OF
Abraham Lincon, which is both a sad
reminder Of the martyred President
and a work of art. In 1865 Mr.. Pos
ton was the territorial delegate to
congress from Arizona, which he had
recently aided in organizing into u
territory. About the middle of March
when he was ready to leave Washing
ton, he wished to leave with the
president a memento of himself and
the new territory. With that idea in
view he secured 400 ounces of silver
from Arizona and sent it to Tiffany,
in New York, with an order to make
it into an inkstand. 1t came in due
time and was quietly placed on the
presidents private desk while he was
out for drive. The ink-well was
only used until April 14th when the
assassination took place, and when
Mr.. Poston came to Chicago u short
time ago, never having seen or heard
of it afterward, he called upon Rob
ert T. Lincoln to learn if it could not
be photographed. This disclosed the
fact that it had been lying ina vault
for twenty-five years, and, permission
having been willingly accorded. the
original donor secured possession of it
lang enough to have it thoroughly
cleaned and photographed. Some
idea OF its intrinsic value may be
gained when it is remembered that
the 400 ounces Of silver We're worth
81. .25 per ounce when the stand was
ordered, and that the bill for the
work OH it was $500. In the center
Of the stand. above the double ink
wells, rises II fac -simile of the dome
of the capital at Washington, sur
by the Goddess of Liberty.
This lifts off and becomes silver
call-bell. This is fanked on one side
by a finely executed statuettc of the
Comanche Indian; and on the other
side by a figure Of the same size rep
resenting Mr.. Poston in a pioneer
garb with Il rifle in his hand. AS
soon rs the pictures arc completed the
valuable relic will be- returned to
Robert Lincon's custody. - Chicago
Tribune, July 18th.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-05
Sea Gull Eggs.

These eggs. which ar. known in
the San Francisco markets as Faral-
lone eggs. arc largely used for cook
ing purposes at hotels and rrstuur-
ants. They are gathered from tho
rocks. on the Farallonr Islands, by
Italian egg picker,, who understand
sealing the precipitous rocks, and also
how to cludc the lighthous, Keepers
who give them lively chase when
discovered. The plan pursued by the
mon is exceedingly cxasperatins to
the officers of the government A
party OF six. eight or twelve ,lrop in
IN on" night unobscrvcd and keep ont
OF the way rs much as possible
When cornered they readily agree to
20 away and vacatc for awhile. bnt
they invariably return and resume
the picking. The precipitous cha,nc-
tor OF the islands makes it ,l;fficmlt
matter to round up the men yerv
OFTEN. The season for these eggs IS
very short comprising. only JulS and
August. California Cucklcr.
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NOTICE or FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, NJ. T., July -, 1886.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following. nam.
~ c,i settler has filed notice of his intention to
said proof viii be ,nadu before II. H. Melton pro.
bate Judge Of Bcavcrhead County ut Dillon, Mont,
August :5. 1881. viz: Royal II. 1scaxlcy,
who made pre.c,np,ion dcclaratorv statement No,
6,7s, for the E1s SEX; SW,.4 SCI, Sec. :;, NV
- NEl-., Sec. 90 TpoSR w.
liz names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous res,dc'cc upon. and cultivation Of, sal,
land, viz: Charles w. Conger. Richard NJ. Arn-
old, John \. Smith, james 4. jones' ;!l y. Dillon
Mont.
sn-,A s.W. LANCiORNE, Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-05
An Exciting Scene.

passengers on the Union Pacific
overland train which arrived at Oma-
ha the other morning witnessed a
thrilling scene when near Pine Bluff
station. west of Sidney. A herd of
several thousand cattle ranging
north Of the track, moving south,
were excited by a thunder storm and
became almost unmanageablc. While
the train was approaching a thunder
bolt decended in the midst of the
herd and killed three of the animals.
This stampeded the herd, and though
a score of cowboys strove to herd
them off, the frightened mass rushed
forward, struggling across the track
in the path of the train. Involun
tarily the engineer set the brakes, but
rcalizing that he would ditch his train
if he ran slowly. no took off the brakes
threw the throttle wide open and
plunged into the herd ut the rate of
30 miles an hour. A passenger who
decribed the scene says the steers flew
in all directions as tho engine struck
them, and some struck tho roofs of
the passenger cars in their decent.
The train passed through the living
drift in safety. When it backed up to
500 If any Of the cattle were hurt. 81
dead steers were counted,
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-05
NOTICE OF FINAL. ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, II. L.. July -, 1857.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following. nam
- cd settler has filed notice Of his intention to
make tina! proof in support of his claim and that
said proof will he made bctore II. Il. Melton,
PROBATE Judge Of Bcavcrhead County, u, Dillon,
Montana, on
August rs. 1881 7,viz, Richard NJ. Arnold,
who made pre- e,nption dccaratorv statement No.
67.7 for the ~ NWK; NJ SNtA' Sec. .o, Tp. q,
5. Of II. S;X. - ' r. -
liz names the following witnesses 10 prove his
continuous residence upon and cultivation Of said
land. viz: Royal II. 5cazlev. Charles W. Congcr.
Mont.
so'td. s. ". I.ANGiiORNI. Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-05

Legal Blanks q ali kinds, and Co,,,s
Settlers Guide, aud Mining Code o,v,,s
kept on hand at tbs Office.
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NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND OFrIck At HELENA, NJ. L., jan. 81 i>>,,.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam.
~ cd settler has filed notice ct h's Intention T.. to
make final proof in support OF his ..'''n and thai
said proof will lie made l'e:ore Henry X. Mel
ron, Probate Judge, ut Dillon, Mont, on
August q, 1887, viz: George j. Stau'ta''cr' r.
who made prccnp,ion -. :. No. s.,os for the T.
SEX SWH SEX and SE!. NE5l Sec. IS, Ir. :,
K SW.
lie names the following Witnesses 10 prove li's
continuous residence upt,,. ard cultivation Of s,iu
land, VIZ: Gerhard 1Abers, Kcuirn SaAton. John
Z. Bishop aud Frank Sink. ali o.! Dillon, Mont.
,o-td s. ". LANGIIORNE, Register
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-05
NOTICE OK TiS.iI. ENTRY.

I\Ab Orf,cE al Helena, Mont, July *. ,.S7.
NOTICE is hereby given that The following
~ named settler has filed notice ut his intention
tn make final proof snppor; %! his rain;. and that
said proof vii; hu made before H. X. Melton, Pro
bate Judge Of Hr,vcrhcnd Co.. NJ r.. at Dillon.
Mnn,. on
Sept. 20, 1881, viz: JOHN Jack.
who made prccmpton icclaratnry statement No.
ESQ for the !. SCI. 4 and 81, NE-l Sec. 36Tp o
5 Il: W.
lie names the following witnesses to prove his
continuous residence upon, and cultivation of, said
land. viz Athol Il. Wright, Samuel JagSers. Hiram
Mt.
II. S.W. I.ANGronNE. Register.
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-05
NOTICE OF FINAL ENTRY.

LAND ofFlcE At HELENA, Mont, June 70. ,ss,.
NOTICE is hereby given that the following nam
Cd settler has filed notice Of his intention ia
MAKE ma! proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will hc made before ii. L. Mc,son.
tt,rolnte Judge OF Hcavcrhcad County, at Dillon,
August ~. 1887, viz: William Garland.
Who made homestead application No. ,,S,, f,, ,h,
,iiSM =. sSr. 4. !p -. X w.
continuous residence upon am. cultivation of said
land, VIZ: George Bailey, frank {. Sladvr. Henry
arnt'h' and Henry Filter. al Of Allcrdicc. Nj r.
SOL" ). W. .LANGllOKNE, Register,
The Dillon tribune., 1887-08-05
NOTICE OF final. ENTRY.

LAND OFFICE At IltLtS>, NJ. T.. Juiv 70. 1887.
NOTICE Is hereby given tina; the following nam
~ cd settler has filed notice ot his intention to
make final proof in support of his claim, and that
said proof will be made before H. r. Melton, Pro
bate Judge of Dcavc, head CO. 1T Dillon Mont, on
September II. 1881. viz: David Con,tni>,
who made prcemption -: ). No G7s7. for the NJ,
NE1.4 4 NJ: NWI. Sec. Up 10 NV.
He names the following witnesses t" prove ms
continuous rsidenc upon. and cultivation ni. said
land. viz: Richard Underwood. David T.. Mct'en'
James II. Ncshitt, Hiram kinncSon, ali n; Es::nack
N. i.
r. :. ". I.A\GliDi. Register.